New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
JACOB SHARP CONVICTED.
Continued From First Page.

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mothers love- the sabbath bells the howers tnss DooT
was Kind Of ballet in the tragedy. The jury seemed to
take all for granted. all this rural poetry business
Judge Barrett carefully looking over MS cnargo 10
the fury and making a correction here and there and
tile defendant sharp momentary relieved from ,r eno
time 10 time turned In his direction nudged his grand
son 10 set up" the milk can
GETTING DOWN TO TIE EVIDENCE.
Other side OF the touched upon by COL
one Fellows and already the hour and halt ne nau
estimated for his address before he had got
down to the evidence Many OF his SMILES were taken
from Scripture and particularly effective from fheir
simplicity As for instance, when he hkened the boaru
OF Aldermen a sodom aud Gomorrah In when tncro
were found two lust men -O'Connor and Hugh j. Grant
1t was sgnca he said that the proposition 10 orne
criminal aud receiver stolen goods; aud skipping from
this point tho Incorporation OF the Broadway ouIaDo
Roai described the directors as knowing no more
about the road than kailirA The ROAD IN las was
synonymc for sharp Then he eareay osmeea 'y boWn
by the evidence. and dweit at great e .eng,h
upon the sale OF tho bonds OF tho .. seventh
! Avenue Road to raise the specified ooou, y.
Of $500 900 the OF this not appearing on the
boo.s OF the road until eleven months after that ,ns
hat after the franchise was voted these bills Of large
denominations wer" in the hands OF certain Aider is
repose and trust Colonel Fellows used such a long
srnG OF ,sst he @Hst have Known him we'll
know him well J" cried The Colonel " No' ~ Ano"
him Is a. argue ones self unknown. . - .o,,r
Mr. Nelson and Mr. Parsons fastened 70 say togetner
! that they never saw Moioney
Colonel owsTha Just shows how unfit these gSn uo
Know when you were a. Albany that Moiohy WIS o""'
Mr. friends that description didn't look for
me. -,
colonel Fellows continued that he knew Moloney had
seen him In Tannany Hail. and SHOULD he glad 10 see
him AGAIN. that his friend Mr. Bynes might get heha
e,nony already reviewed. dwelling upon us strongest
poin. and concluded at exactly $3.50 O'CLOCK '"ose
Barre Il said that there would no aiUourhlhen@
JUDGE BARRgTT's CHARGE.
r.r.r Of An hour later tho Judge began his address
IN tina iury lie nrst made observations showing
what danger society had to appreheud from the pre'a
lence OF bribery. It handicapped honesty prouuceu
monopones, discouraged industry, and struck a'
| the root OF all free Institutions meh "h'
! acorn tho use OF corrupt means would al
Last find themselves brought face 10 face with the qies
,ion whether they should sacrifice their honor or allow
THAR enterprises To fail But no said. as long as the
great body OF the people honest there was no great
danger he feared " The eorruptons that we ne 80
the Judiciary aud the juryo1 are faithful those occa
sona and sporadic c'breas, VIII De bcn Judge Barrett
addressed himself TO the case under oonsiaera'o- "
| said In r,,bstaucc:
Keir Keoaan and Maoney, with the crime OF bribery !!
s sGs ' to ono ono FsSra hen an Alderman
9, money with Or intent promise S
eseing..n etc seven persons CHARGED with 6cns
CT IN 1es Of money 10 is Fasra
mat s 3. dsy S
giving fuilsrad the money IL !: no, ns.e'ssry !.
s %s to ': :Rcad '' %ss h dsvs
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guilty II males difference how ame .hon 1o s mail
BY word o. mouth saesn, 20 an pd.r
standing however that UNDERMINING was arrived at INA
s.n a asT r 20 F hs, bribery
be Lacy il the testimony fulgraa believed By ,h'
S ws P5S' SSbeTy cam pe traced back
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that wCpS Srns ks s ~ s Sai wSaa
R'chmond as principal, ana 80 on, Tu brber,
by any one aud win tha gully A no
Quail Tne defendant being charged WIN felony acmands
spaas aud lsr that r.soH The The, S ns sIsCH' nance
IN S are Nv essential questions Tho hrst
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charged win not SrOD "a. onS Of .
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vSi9 S iS0 .I ps's ws as .ai oo
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ASo ~ Moneys by smsS from Lacy
although his guilt nsi ors e
syenrs s Confession guilt caono, be accepted
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franchise TO tho Broadway surface company wi,
whatever except the s.n.Sry ra. a
voto-d that me sure tugran a..ehue ~
,bs MAYOR, message read stating that inc Guy co""
lain million OF dollars Tor the FRANCHISE, ,, ua,,er
q ia,' '" .aIa M iuouirics about th1t matter
unyor Edson lie attended the early morn n,a
/" meeting Of August 80 and voted Tor tho passli
Y o,,,,o, Granting tho franchise 70 the Broadwl
oraee Company over Mayors veto Al his shout.
Tenaea as IN he OF evidence ri"
,onI.s.on OF his guilt The hrs esson'a. ivy
t,on--whcthrr fulgran was or WAS not Dripea-" W w
least dihi, ult IN the case tho iuro
10 The next question who brbed FuligrnH, ~ we
coovnced that he bribed they wiz hatuiy po,e
Ihst the only person eoncerneu ~ a., nn s
IT, tb. seenent this question the Jury mas " ons
+ admissible under the ipdlotmsht M @
a snIracy II conspiracy - proved uh,or 'h'' "~' W ~
U ppncc ~ hoth direct and circumstantial
Judge Barrett explained with numerous ,, m
the difference between direct and clrcumsiantih es
dance III, said that the prosecution ciale, we. =.
Uroadway surface Railroad WAS In substance Tue uc.sn
ant on that head there were two pieces OF cIcus"
n disnute that Sharp in Albany In 1854 SEEK.
o ~ promote the General surface Railroad act, ~
that he succeeded MAY - the articles OF lnoorpot